Riu Palace All-inclusive Palm Beach Aruba Vacations

The new Riu Palace Aruba, formerly known as Riu Aruba Grand will bring Riu's legendary service, All-Inclusive concept and highest level of amenities to Aruba for the first time. Located on the famed Palm Beach, this dazzling property will include 450 hotel rooms split up into Junior Suites and Suites (some with jacuzzi). On site guests will be able to enjoy top-quality facilities and activities such as two swimming pools, each with integrated jacuzzi, a signature terrace-solarium, a five star fitness center, spa and casino. In addition five distinctive gourmet restaurants, numerous bars and limitless entertainment options.

A 15 minute drive from the airport and pier, and minutes from downtown Oranjestad, and is perfectly located amidst lush surroundings on one of the world`s most famous beaches. Guests are conveniently near all the island`s attractions.

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Simple elegance,captivating charm, and picture perfect views make the Riu Palace Aruba a destination like no other. Stretched along the renowned white sands of Palm Beach, this lovely beach resort features the perfect blend of the intimate and grand.

The Riu Palace Aruba recently completed a multi-million dollar renovation project,and features a new entrance to the resort, complete remodeling of the restaurants, pool and beach area, and exciting action at its own recently renovated casino.

Beach: The Riu Palace Aruba is located on a long 1200-foot stretch of pristine Palm Beach, with more square footage of beach per guest than any other resort in Aruba.

“Impossible to complain about anything”

We honeymooned at Riu from 9/15-9/21. We were looking for all inclusive and it was a toss up between this and Occidental which seemed to have similar reviews. The hotel is practically brand new and it shows. I didnt get that hollywood movie set impression that some places give, where you take a good look at the walls and decor around you see its all some bullshit facade that dosent pass close muster. You can tell they didnt spare expense in hotel construction, except for the hard mattresses. The lobby and grounds were always well kept and every interaction with staff I had was pleasant and accommodating. The actual restaurants were decent enough, but the buffets were actually better. The choice of entrees and freshness of food was more than you could ask for. Ive worked in 'gourmet' restaurants as well as eating out more than my paycheck warrants and I cant imagine someone having real issue with the food served at the buffets. The only complaints that I have is without a laptop your going to pay at least $10 to use the computer for a few minutes each day to send an "OMG ARUBA!!!1111111111" email here and there or whatever. As far as having to reserve your beach spot yes, if your not out there by 7am dont bother trying to find a spot under the umbrella things. And for those of you who cant get up early enough youll find plenty of 'reserved' beach chairs that people dont use until sometime in the afternoon. Heres a tip, enjoy them until they people who reserved them show up. No reason to let a chair go unused from 9-2 just because someone left a towel on it. Were all entitled to use them. I cant really comment on the bar scene/nightlife there because I dont drink, but if you like playing dress up and cant wait to wear your island ensemble of capri slacks and sandals with untucked dress shirt, and have your wife in her 'totally cute' sundress, you guys will fit right in after dark. Its almost like everyone goes and changes into their 'uniform' at night. Pretty funny actually. Anyway for the price we paid we couldnt go wrong here. I dont think you could either.